Wichita eagle., 1887-05-10
AMUSEMENT
CRAWFORD.


CRAWFORD.
Miss Minnie Maddern has made chit in
Caprice" for the play gives scope for her
great clevern6Ss, and her vivacity needs
only fair opportunity always to prove at
tractive. As Mercy Baxter, the country
girl of the Adirondack Mountaing, she is so
clever that q critical theatre-goer has curl
osity excited to see the same quality tried in
q part of greater scope.-Brooklyn Times.
MUSEUM.
Mr.. Young has returned and the patrons
Of this popular place of amusement are de-
lighted. The performances were all largely
attended and highly appreciated last night.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.
The first production Of "Olivette' was
given last evening to large and delighted
audience; in fact the most enthusiastic Of
the season, all the favorites appearing to
better advantage than on former occasions.
Miss Hatcher was particularly happy as
Olivette Geo. Paxton was in splendid voice
and made an excellent Valentine; Ferris
Hartman natural De Merrimac; Wallace
Bruce was decided hit as Coqualicot. May
Smith, Anna Farrell, Lois Arnold and Fred
Robbins were all clever and the chorus, too,
came in for their share of the auditors ap-
plause Another noticeable acquisition was
Mrs. J. H. Mcintosh, the accomplished
pianist Of the museum, who at q moments
notice presided as accompanist. Another
great feature was the appearance between
acts of the eminent coronet virtuoso, A. 81.
Knoll, who performed the following selec-
tions: Favorite by Hartm ann, Lizzie Polka
by Aubuekle, and received three encores,
playing Old Folks at Home, Sweet Gene
We've, Lakes of Killarney-alon is really
worth the price of admission. The company
will present the above bill for the remainder
of the week, which will be their last ap-
pearance in this city prior to their engage
ment at st. Louis.
wOMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The next annual meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary society Of the Emporia Avenue
Presbyterian church will be held at the Firt
Presbyterian church, Wichita, May llth
and 18th.
Order of exercises:
WEDNESDAY MoRNING-9:3O O'CLOCK.
Singing ."Joy to the World" +"
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
'Glorious Things Of Thee are Spoken" :"
Roll call
Minutes of last meeting. Mrs. S. F.. Byers.
Reports from local societies.
secretary's report ..........
Mrs. G. W. Tyler.
Greetings from sister societies.
"COrean an..................Mr Mrs. III. d. Covell
Appointment of committees
Singing Work for the Night is Coming"
WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN-2 O'CLOCK.
Devotional half hour, led by Mrs. Nc
Murtrie.
Topic, II am the Vlne.'
2:30 o'clock
Singing. ;. ''Stand up-Stand up for Jesus.
Address of welcome. Mrs. Rudolph Hatfield.
Response. ..............M Mrs. w. E. Mack.
Solo -. Mrs. Bush.
Treasurer's report. Miss S. Anderson
Paper. ."Unemployed Talent in the Church
Singing Nothing but Leaves"
incentives to Mission Work.. "...........
Mrs. S. L. Hamilton.
ta!k-"The Reason Why.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis
Singing go Work in My Vinyard."
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS O'CLOCK.
Children's hour.
Singing.
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
AutEeNn. -'Iiioh
"a Plea to the Uninterestsd" sd".......
Mrs. W. Warning.
Recitation ..................An Annie G. Clute
Solo Mrs. Busk
Recitation. n...M Mable Morrison
Paper. r.....M Miss Carrie Brindley
''Girlhood-Ours and Theirs. s"..............
Miss Alyda Davis.
Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name
THURSDAY MoRNING-9 O'CLOCK.
Devotional Half Hour ~ Mrs E. Fleming
$50 o'clock
Whole World was Lost"
wv hat Can She Dor" 49,. Mrs. Dr. Hume
Hour
Reports of Committees.
Election of Officers.
Minutes of Meeting.
Closing Exercise-Prayer.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Social Reception.
Ladies of all denominations, interested in